Chapter

 1 X     |       it will burst out in full violence The temperature of the crew’
 2 XIV   |       recoiling with resistless violence, dashed it to atoms against
 3 XV    |      Already I fancied that the violence of the flames was somewhat
 4 XV    |    waves were relaxing in their violence. Once let the fire be extinguished,
 5 XIX   |      was only a wonder that the violence with which the heavily-laden
 6 XXI   |      rocks as this, as then the violence of the picrate prepares
 7 XXVI  | loosened and broken away by the violence of the waves from the partitions
 8 XXVII |        masts tremble with their violence—I tried to look around and
 9 XXVII |     away at their raft, but the violence of the swell materially
10 XXVIII|         the ship’s sides by the violence of the waves, and which
11 XXX   |        to bear in resisting the violence of the sea. The most sanguine
12 XXXII |         the spars with terrible violence. The sailors manage to keep
13 XXXIV |        burst forth with fearful violence.~This was the opinion of
14 XXXV  |         wind slightly abated in violence; but after having shifted
15 XLIII |         returned with increased violence, and in the course of the
16 LIV   |         returned with redoubled violence. With lips distended, and